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Date Posted: 15:27:34 06/24/14 Tue
Author: m2b
Author Host/IP: 206.212.164.12
Subject: A welcome deference to reality
In reply to: Stacey, FFF 's message, "Re: Bradley was exhausted and needed to be pulled" on 19:20:35 06/23/14 Mon

>>I heard today one of the Italians said he was
>>hallucinating by the end of the game against Costa
>>Rica. I wonder if this is the hottest driest "winter"
>>Brasil has ever had
>
>Wasn't it just bizarre to see the ref call a water
>break?

It is certainly unusual, if fact I've never heard of water breaks before in soccer. So bizarre fits, I guess. But I prefer my footballers alive, so some mandatory hydration is OK in my book. I always assumed Brasil played soccer year round. I think my old WCMB friend Jaybird said as much. And Brasil can get hotter than this. I gotta feeling they play mostly night games.

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